Gallivanted

His recent form tells a more complicated story. In his last six runs, he has finished seventh, eighth, first, third, third, and then missed an outing before racing just a day ago. That win came at Goodwood on 1 May 2026, five months ago now, which means he has not tasted victory in his last five races. He raced yesterday, so he is clearly active and still being campaigned, but those blanks since May suggest he has been running into tougher competition or simply struggling to find the form that brought him success earlier in the year.

What is interesting is how Gallivanted performs in different races. At Class 4 level—the more competitive type of race—he has won one from three, a win rate of 33 percent. That is notably better than his overall figures, which hints that he performs better against slightly less demanding opposition and may find his ceiling when stepped up in class. His first career win came at Kempton Park on 15 May 2025, and he has since managed victories at other tracks, but his record remains modest. He is trained by Harry Derham at Upper Lambourn in Berkshire, a yard that has sent out 57 winners this season, suggesting a professional operation with plenty of ammunition. For a horse sitting on just three career wins, Gallivanted seems to be a steady, mid-range performer—useful enough to keep in a racing yard, but not one destined for the big occasions.